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Center for Health Promotion
49 S. Main Street
Concord, NH 03301
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Register by calling (603) 230-7300
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Center for Health Promotion
49 S. Main Street
Concord, NH 03301
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Monday, June 25, 2012
Thursday, June 21, 2012
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Summer 2012 Workshops
Zentangle for Parents and Children
Tuesday, July 11th 9:30 AM – 12:00 Noon
Saturday, July 21st 9:30 AM – 12:00 Noon
Zentangle is a new and meditative art form for the non-artist and artist alike. Taught one stroke at a time, anyone can learn this unique drawing technique. Learn how to draw “seemingly” complicated patterns and create beautiful, unique finished pieces of art. Learning to tangle as a shared activity can bring parent and child together in an experience with lifelong possibilities for creating, sharing and appreciating art. Come experience a connection with your child while learning this new and creative art form. Materials include pens, pencil, shader, and tiles.
This is a two and a half hour workshop, $29 pp including materials.
Zentangle Summer Workshop
Saturday, July 14th 10:00 AM – 2:30 PM (1/2 hour lunch)
Tuesday, July 17th 10:00 AM – 2:30 PM (1/2 hour lunch)
Zentangle is a new and meditative art form for the non-artist and artist alike. Taught one stroke at a time, anyone can learn this unique drawing technique. Spend a day learning how to draw “seemingly” complicated patterns and create beautiful, finished pieces of art. Fun, easy, meditative and fascinating are just some of the descriptions that come to mind. Come join the fun and discover the benefits of Zentangle! Materials include pens, pencil, shader, and tiles. This is a four hour workshop, $59 pp including materials.
Advanced Summer Classes
Plans are being made for advanced students. Contact Diane at timetotangle@comcast.net to receive an email when dates and times are set.
All classes are held at:
Center for Health Promotion
Smile! Building
49 S. Main Street
Concord, NH 03301
or by phone (603) 230-7300
Friday, June 1, 2012
Zentangle and Mrs. Garfield?
A Visit to Mentor Ohio
While on vacation, I encountered an unexpected and pleasant surprise while touring the historic home of President and Mrs. Garfield in Mentor, Ohio. Mrs. Garfield was quite an artist. If anyone has the opportunity to visit this home, I guarantee you will not be disappointed.
What stood out immediately was the wallpaper in the entrance hallway. It has Zentangle written all over it. See for yourself:
This wallpaper appears in other rooms of the home as well, which tells me it must have had great appeal to Mrs. Garfield.
President Garfield was assassinated before completing the first year of his presidency, and before completing the initial renovations to this home. Most of what exists today is a credit to Mrs. Garfield. Among many other projects, she expanded the home to include a memorial Presidential library in which to house all of President Garfield's important papers and books. This is perhaps the first Presidential library ever to be built. Mrs. Garfield oversaw all of the design and construction. Quite a feat for a woman at the turn of the 20th century.
The library is a room in which one could just sit for hours and hours. The architectural details are just beautiful. I encourage anyone with an opportunity to visit the home to do so. Admission is a very reasonable $5.
The wallpaper design is original and this second photo shows the old paper(circa 1880) next to the new paper created for the restoration. A very good match.
Most disappointing on this trip was to continue on to Columbus only to discover that Lisa Ruschman, fellow CZT #2 and friend, lives in Mentor! Anyone who wants to venture to Mentor, OH - I can tell you it is a lovely corner of Ohio, and the USA. The Garfield home would make for a great Mansion Tangle Hunt.
Happy Tangling!
While on vacation, I encountered an unexpected and pleasant surprise while touring the historic home of President and Mrs. Garfield in Mentor, Ohio. Mrs. Garfield was quite an artist. If anyone has the opportunity to visit this home, I guarantee you will not be disappointed.
What stood out immediately was the wallpaper in the entrance hallway. It has Zentangle written all over it. See for yourself:
This wallpaper appears in other rooms of the home as well, which tells me it must have had great appeal to Mrs. Garfield.
President Garfield was assassinated before completing the first year of his presidency, and before completing the initial renovations to this home. Most of what exists today is a credit to Mrs. Garfield. Among many other projects, she expanded the home to include a memorial Presidential library in which to house all of President Garfield's important papers and books. This is perhaps the first Presidential library ever to be built. Mrs. Garfield oversaw all of the design and construction. Quite a feat for a woman at the turn of the 20th century.
The library is a room in which one could just sit for hours and hours. The architectural details are just beautiful. I encourage anyone with an opportunity to visit the home to do so. Admission is a very reasonable $5.
The wallpaper design is original and this second photo shows the old paper(circa 1880) next to the new paper created for the restoration. A very good match.
Most disappointing on this trip was to continue on to Columbus only to discover that Lisa Ruschman, fellow CZT #2 and friend, lives in Mentor! Anyone who wants to venture to Mentor, OH - I can tell you it is a lovely corner of Ohio, and the USA. The Garfield home would make for a great Mansion Tangle Hunt.
Happy Tangling!
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